Sentence examples for more thoroughly examine from inspiring English sources

He did not offer any reason to believe that Mr. Johnson was wrongly executed but said he simply wanted to more thoroughly examine the case.

In announcing the additional precautions, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said they were temporary, but he indicated that they would remain in place while the Transportation Security Administration refined its screening procedures so it could more thoroughly examine liquids.

Future research should more thoroughly examine the relation between various attentional disengagements (both in class and while studying) and academic performance (quizzes, exams, final grades) by tracking participants throughout an entire term rather than at random points throughout the term.

After weeks of pressure to more thoroughly examine its failed reporting on the Benghazi attacks, CBS News said Wednesday that it has been conducting a "journalistic review" into the scandal.

We next performed bisulfite mutagenesis and sequencing of the Peg3 gDMR to more thoroughly examine individual gDMR cytosine methylation status.

In order to more thoroughly examine these results, the uniquely regulated genes were grouped based on the annotated COGs (Clusters of Orthologous Groups).

It was certainly a shame not to see a state school represented on the panel and perhaps these issues would have been more thoroughly examined had that been the case.

In addition, the dynamic and energetic characteristics of the present multi-stable energy harvester are more thoroughly examined using its potential energy diagrams and a series of numerical simulations, and the obtained results are compared with those for the equivalent bi-stable cases.

The reasons behind this increased sensitivity still need to be more thoroughly examined, although we have shown in this study that IFNAR1−/− mice have a significantly reduced percentage of Tregs in the Peyer's patches.

Interestingly, in several cases we have demonstrated that women with an originally benign or low-grade histological diagnosis have underlying lesions when the biopsy is more thoroughly examined after a positive HPV mRNA test result (for example by making deeper sections of the biopsy or by p16 immunostaining) indicating that, in several cases, a false negative histological result was revealed.

After the screening, 33 references were selected to be more thoroughly examined for potential inclusion.